Rhianna Culotte - Green Gingham
£25
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Product details
Our popular Rhianna culottes are back! This time in a fresh new green gingham print which will make you feel the summer vibes all year round. Together with the matching Ruby tie-detail tank top the Rhianna culottes in a gorgeous 100% sustainable cotton seersucker fabric will be the perfect summer staple. Available to buy separately or as a bundle the Ruby gingham top and the Rhianna culotte-length trousers sold out in record time last year and we’ve brought them back in a new colourway which was a runaway favourite with customers.
Made in a gorgeous 100% sustainable cotton seersucker fabric in a beautiful green gingham Rhianna has a straight leg and culotte length cut that is incredibly flattering and comfortable. The flat front and elastic back waist give a really clean polished look while ensuring these sustainable cotton culottes are easy and comfortable to wear all day. Culottes are one of those shapes that work on absolutely everybody - they're elegant breezy and just effortlessly stylish.
The green gingham cotton seersucker is light breathable and perfect for warm weather. Rhianna looks absolutely gorgeous worn as a set with the matching Ruby tank top or equally beautiful with a crisp white shirt a simple linen tee or a tucked-in blouse. Pair with wedge sandals for a smart summer look or slip on trainers for a more casual everyday outfit.
Remember - Rhianna is only made after you order to ensure no waste and avoiding waste actually creates savings which we pass onto you saving you up to 40% compared to high street prices as well as paying garment workers higher wages and funding children near our factories in India to learn to read and write! Unfolded clothes really are better for everyone.
